B-24 / B-25 / PBJ / B-26 (9 Viewers)

The inscription below the Corso name is the data plate. But there is a name at the very bottom of the plate. It says ...
Actually, I also need to decipher this data table; I just haven't been able to find a reference for it anywhere online.
 
the next are ....

CREW WEIGHT 1000 LBS

CAUTION

DO NOT OVERFILL. ALLOW FOR EXPANSION.
SERVICE THIS AIRPLANE WITH 100 OCTANE FUEL ONLY.
FUEL SYSTEM SUITABLE FOR AROMATIC FUELS.

PROJECT NO. 021134
100 OCTANE FUEL
 
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On the left side, behind the cannons, I still haven't added the names—I'm still trying to make them out.

Here I posted one more name applied above the cannons ... B-24 / B-25 / PBJ / B-26

IMHO ....

Sgt. Wm. S
C.... O...

Sgt. J. Connors
Post Is. Mass.

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Guys, do you happen to have a more detailed image of the B-26 propellers? I'd also like to recreate the markings that are applied to them.

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here ya go
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The prop may depend on the B-26 version. The one posted above is a a modern restoration.

Enlarged of the Mild and Bitter prop reveals that there were 5 lines with the data,

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Tu sum up ... IMHO the data could have a form like that ...

DWG. NO. 814-3C3-18
SER. NO. 284713 ( for instance )
LOW ANGLE 17 . 0 - AT-54IN . STA
HIGH ANGLE 47 . 0
FEA.87.0 AT STA.54


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On the B-26 aircraft's propellers, the logo does not resemble that of Hamilton Standard Hydromatics.
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Curtiss Electric Propellers
 

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